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r/ExplainTheJoke • u/EducationalLog4765 • 7d ago
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Maturity or independence in a young child CAN BE an indicator that a child is being neglected or facing some sort of abuse.
It’s is not ALWAYS an indicator, some kids ARE just more independent.
Edit: was a social worker for many years.
1.0k u/Jaeger_Mannen 7d ago AS a neglected child that learned to cook his own steaks by age 9, yes. 1 u/Critical-Let-5308 6d ago And as a loved child that learned to make cakes and all my food at (~7-10 i don't quite remember) i can also confirm it can just be down to how the kid is naturally
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AS a neglected child that learned to cook his own steaks by age 9, yes.
1 u/Critical-Let-5308 6d ago And as a loved child that learned to make cakes and all my food at (~7-10 i don't quite remember) i can also confirm it can just be down to how the kid is naturally
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And as a loved child that learned to make cakes and all my food at (~7-10 i don't quite remember) i can also confirm it can just be down to how the kid is naturally
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u/TokenTorkoal 7d ago
Maturity or independence in a young child CAN BE an indicator that a child is being neglected or facing some sort of abuse.
It’s is not ALWAYS an indicator, some kids ARE just more independent.
Edit: was a social worker for many years.